Analysis of Poetry of the Romantic Genre

Analysis of romantic romantic poetry Romanticism is an exercise led by "insurgents" who opposed industrialization in the 18th century. The main features of the romantic era are expressions of the Grace, expressions of the beauty of nature, the purity of the people living in nature, the interest in distant lands, and the strong industrial corrosion. The first poem I would like to discuss is William Black's "London."

"Romantic poetry" is the concept Friedrich Schlegel created and described in the temple of the temple (AF) No. 116. Romantic poetry is not just a specific kind of poetry but a poem that "every poetry should be or should be all poetry". Romance "(Schlegel, AF: # 116) Romantic poetry reflects the limitations of reasons" reflecting high-order forces repeatedly on the wings of poetic reflections "(AF: # 116) through reflections . "Drawn" objects themselves - poetic expression - it "kicks at the midpoint between drawn and depicted" (AF: # 116), and hence like Kant's transcendental philosophy it Romantic poetry is called "transcendental" poetry as it is the conditional possibility of itself and the human mind itself, "poetry of poetry and poetry" (AF: # 238), not surprising . Love reflects this double reflection and essence.

Introduction of romantic poetry Romantic poetry tends to take on specific themes, and one of the themes of romantic poetry is "sublimation" (men's theme solves "rationality, strength and tenacity"), another The theme is "feminization". It tends to represent beauty and family life. In this article we will explore the sublime theme that both male and female poets use the noble theme effectively and creatively. "Sublime" scholars in romantic poetry know that not all of these come from the late 18th century. This movement has influenced many British writers and poets. One of the poets is John Keats, and he became one of the heroes of romantic poets. Keats lived only until the age of 25, but in the last 25 years he was able to write many poems, and now it is considered to be the best work ever. Keats was born in Moorgate, London, England.